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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
Yes, we know this. ::)
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
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Brought to you by the stunt double for little richard in gay movies....
Haven't you heard? "the trainer" is over 250 lbs and 8-12% bf.
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Haven't you heard? "the trainer" is over 250 lbs and 8-12% bf.
It's getbig ni&&a......aren't we all? :-*
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
Great post. I would also add:
Don't listen to anything financially related from someone who doesn't even have a degree
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The Trainer sure starts a LOT of shit threads...
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
I'll bite. So what's your view on the following:
1. Performance of US and international equity markets over the next five years, please break down based on small cap and large cap;
2. The same for the bond market. Where do you think the US treasury constant maturity benchmark will be in five years? How about municipal bonds?
3. Commodities are not performing well right now; is this a buying opportunity to hedge against when inflation returns?
4. What is your view on REITs?
Finally, what kind of yield are you enjoying currently in your investments? How about total return?
Fill this thread with your intelligence.
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The Trainer sure starts a LOT of shit threads...
And not even ending them with a single (Ronnie)!!!
Prepostrous!
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And not even ending them with a single (Ronnie)!!!
Prepostrous!
Ok fine here is ronnie.
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
That's bevause it's not difficult to manage the change in your pocket.
You must have some accumulated wealth, then you'd understand.
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I'll bite. So what's your view on the following:
1. Performance of US and international equity markets over the next five years, please break down based on small cap and large cap;
2. The same for the bond market. Where do you think the US treasury constant maturity benchmark will be in five years? How about municipal bonds?
3. Commodities are not performing well right now; is this a buying opportunity to hedge against when inflation returns?
4. What is your view on REITs?
Finally, what kind of yield are you enjoying currently in your investments? How about total return?
Fill this thread with your intelligence.
Aww shit son!!! The kid pocket protectors and green visors are off!
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The banking and financial system is based on fraud, on top of fraud, on top of fraud. This system has the masses brainwashed into believing you should have your cash invested in their fraud system. They are skimming you... 3% here, 5% there. The real criminals are these $3000-5000 suit wearing smooth talkers, not the ghetto guy who robs the 7Eleven.
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ESFitness in 54321.....
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The banking and financial system is based on fraud, on top of fraud, on top of fraud. This system has the masses brainwashed into believing you should have your cash invested in their fraud system. They are skimming you... 3% here, 5% there. The real criminals are these $3000-5000 suit wearing smooth talkers, not the ghetto guy who robs the 7Eleven.
You hear that "the trainer"? You and I are clear! Kno whut I sayin?
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ESFitness in 54321.....
:D
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
yea, because I don't want somebody who's greedy helping me with my money.. ::)
most people dont' know dick about finance, so most people would be much better off with a financial advisor.
I'm fairly competent when it comes to accounting, but come tax time, some things are best left to professionals.
I'm also fairly competent at many things, but many things are best left to professionals.
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yea, because I don't want somebody who's greedy helping me with my money.. ::)
most people dont' know dick about finance, so most people would be much better off with a financial advisor.
I'm fairly competent when it comes to accounting, but come tax time, some things are best left to professionals.
I'm also fairly competent at many things, but many things are best left to professionals.
Fairly tales can come true...
Truth is, it's not complicated at all, but the banking/financial industry has a vested interest in making it sound as complicated as possible.
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yea, because I don't want somebody who's greedy helping me with my money.. ::)
most people dont' know dick about finance, so most people would be much better off with a financial advisor.
I'm fairly competent when it comes to accounting, but come tax time, some things are best left to professionals.
I'm also fairly competent at many things, but many things are best left to professionals.
boom
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I'll bite. So what's your view on the following:
1. Performance of US and international equity markets over the next five years, please break down based on small cap and large cap;
2. The same for the bond market. Where do you think the US treasury constant maturity benchmark will be in five years? How about municipal bonds?
3. Commodities are not performing well right now; is this a buying opportunity to hedge against when inflation returns?
4. What is your view on REITs?
Finally, what kind of yield are you enjoying currently in your investments? How about total return?
Fill this thread with your intelligence.
I dont know shit about that I do low risk investments at my bank, the returns might be low but I wont lose my money and when I retire I dont have to worry about anything.
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I always hear people crying that their financial adviser, business manager, broker etc set them up with bad deals or screwed them out of money, now I dont have any fancy degrees but I am smart enough to know not to pay some greedy fucker to manage my money. manage your money yourself study the markets and know your investments or become another sucker.
I dont know shit about that I do low risk investments at my bank, the returns might be low but I wont lose my money and when I retire I dont have to worry about anything.
You start the thread with a boast about how folks should be able to manage their money themselves and when called out, you respond that you "don't know shit about that".
Don't know fuck-all about training, nutrition, diet, gear OR fucking money. Sure thing, "trainer"
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Great post. I would also add:
Don't listen to anything financially related from someone who doesn't even have a degree
You can't possibly be serious?
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I dont know shit about that I do low risk investments at my bank, the returns might be low but I wont lose my money and when I retire I dont have to worry about anything.
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You start the thread with a boast about how folks should be able to manage their money themselves and when called out, you respond that you "don't know shit about that".
Don't know fuck-all about training, nutrition, diet, gear OR fucking money. Sure thing, "trainer"
First of all I am an expert on training, nutrition, diet and gear I can go head to head with anybody and put them to shame with my knowledge, when it comes to money managing like I said I only do low risk investments and dabble with mid risk investments, I have cds, bonds, mutual funds stocks etc in my portforlio I have no reason to become an expert with all the investments on the planet I only research investment when I am interested in it.
Guy like AJ are suckers a guy in a suit tells them what to do with their money then a few years down the road they find out that their investment is gone then the guy in a suit goes and relax in a fancy prison for a few years playing tennis while you suckers have to start from the bottom again.
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ESFitness in 54321.....
Warren Buffett aims for a 2% return every month.
ESFitness aims for 2% A WEEK.
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I've been investing my own money for 20 years, and investing others' money for 10.
I do agree that most with substantial assets are better off trusting a professional or several and paying them.
If you've got limited funds, you can either stick them in an index fund, or else keep them in savings while you do a few month's worth of reading and following the markets. Read books by / about Ben Graham, Buffett, Soros, Icahn, Peter Lynch, et al, find a few companies with solid fundamentals, open up a discount brokerage IRA / Roth account, and add to it every paycheck. Try to max it out each year. $5k put into a retirement account with $400 added each month over 30 years will yield you close to a mil if you average the 10% the markets have over the last 50 years.
Don't quit your job to "invest" unless you come into millions or more. You won't be the best investor ever, and you probably won't make the 20+ % Buffett and the others have made over many decades. And the more you listen to hacks, trade in and out of positions, etc the more likely you are to committ financial suicide.